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Administrative law [2015] JRC 176

Bougeard -v- Minister for Planning and Environment

Bougeard -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2015] JRC 176 (26 August 2015)

Third-party planning appeal over a Green Zone extension was dismissed. The court held the Minister’s grant of permission was not unreasonable.

  • Planning permission
  • Green zone policy
  • Island plan
  • Privacy
  • Amenity
  • Human rights
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Administrative law [2015] JRC 030

Iezzoni -v- Minister for Planning and Webster

Iezzoni -v- Minister for Planning and Webster [2015] JRC 030 (10 February 2015)

Third-party planning appeal dismissed. The court upheld permission for a first-floor extension to a bungalow, finding no unreasonable harm to neighbours, acceptable design, and no material procedural unfairness.

  • Planning permission
  • Amenity
  • Design quality
  • Procedural fairness
  • Planning-permission
  • Design-quality
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Planning law [2012] JRC 117

Le Boutillier -v- Minister for Planning and Environment

Le Boutillier -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2012] JRC 117 (08 June 2012)

The Royal Court of Jersey allowed a planning appeal against consent for a two-storey extension to Beach House, finding the decision unreasonable for its impact on character and privacy.

  • Planning permission
  • Development control
  • Privacy
  • Amenity
  • Green zone
  • National coastal park
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Administrative law [2009] JRC 244A

Steenson -v- Minister of Planning

Steenson -v- Minister of Planning [2009] JRC 244A (14 December 2009)

The Royal Court of Jersey allowed a third-party planning appeal, finding the grant of permission for a substantial roof extension in the Green Zone unreasonable.

  • Planning permission
  • Third party appeals
  • Green zone policy
  • Privacy
  • Amenity
  • Island plan
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Planning law [2009] JRC 237

Dunn and Ors -v- Minister for Planning and Dandara

Dunn and Ors -v- Minister for Planning and Dandara [2009] JRC 237 (10 December 2009)

Third-party planning appeal allowed where the Minister lacked sufficient information to assess the impact of a tall block on neighbouring amenity, daylight, and massing.

  • Planning permission
  • Judicial review of administrative decisions
  • Material planning considerations
  • Amenity
  • Loss of light
  • Loss of privacy
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